Originally Posted by EPodolak:
I wouldn't own it, but it wouldn't surprise me if even NKLA get's back on track. They're bringing in experienced leadership (so I've read), that knows how to damage control what they've gone through.
Originally Posted by DaFace:
TSLA isn't far off from bitcoin in my mind these days. It's almost entirely a play for whether the hype can possibly go up even more.
It's hard to imagine that the bubble won't burst someday, but whether that's tomorrow or 10 years from now, who knows?
TSLA is headed back to 2400. Elon will announce a 5 for 1 stock split and he'll be worth 1.5 trillion [Reply]
There was a guy interviewed on CNBC this morning ,I didn't catch his name but he's a billionaire. He said the government should give every person when they're born $2000 and it's put into an index fund and can't be touched until 65 and then the government could do away with Social security.
So I put that into a calculator at 10% and you would have 1,294,931 at age 65. Or $5395/month for 20 years if you don't count continued interest after 65.
At 12% it gives you $4,695,713. Which is $19,565/month
Just think how much that would save the government. One time payment of 2K versus 20 years of 2K a month. [Reply]
Today was a good day. TAN is up 50% since I bought it in November. JETS is slowly climbing. I’m flying for the first time in a year, next month. I got in on NIO last week and it’s still climbing. And my good ole AMD keeps chugging along. I think it’s up
75% since I bought it couple years ago. I remember when I first started playing with Robinhood, AMD was my first stock I ever bought, this was close to 5 years ago maybe, and it was under $5/share I think. Got in and out several times since. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
There was a guy interviewed on CNBC this morning ,I didn't catch his name but he's a billionaire. He said the government should give every person when they're born $2000 and it's put into an index fund and can't be touched until 65 and then the government could do away with Social security.
So I put that into a calculator at 10% and you would have 1,294,931 at age 65. Or $5395/month for 20 years if you don't count continued interest after 65.
At 12% it gives you $4,695,713. Which is $19,565/month
Just think how much that would save the government. One time payment of 2K versus 20 years of 2K a month.
You're compounding that monthly, which is bumping those figures up quite a bit compared to compounding annually.
I also don't think you're considering inflation. Just 2% inflation on a gross return of 10% brings the pot down to $297,560 after 65 years.
How long are we on NIO? Is this something we think is worth holding for years? I have $2500 in it, should I sell off some blue chip and add more? [Reply]
Originally Posted by wheeler08:
How long are we on NIO? Is this something we think is worth holding for years? I have $2500 in it, should I sell off some blue chip and add more?
Ask "Stock Moe"
Edit: Was just thinking "NIO Day" is coming up , I Think Monday. Lots of people are saying it will pop. But when Tesla had its "Battery Day" there was a big sell off and a dip (when everybody said it would pop). I'd look for that Nio dip if I was going to add. JMO
Edit again: I'm a little confused. It looks like NIO released their new info this morning. Looks good. May get the pop Monday. Or Not.
Originally Posted by wheeler08:
How long are we on NIO? Is this something we think is worth holding for years? I have $2500 in it, should I sell off some blue chip and add more?
I'm very close to cutting my losses on NAK and GNUS, taking that money and just riding NIO for a long time. [Reply]
